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the economy is down as well. and there's a lot of polls saying that consumer confidence is down has to do with the leadership. >> isn't that predating this? >> with all due respect, all we can do is predate history. we can't have polling that's the future. >> but we had the lousy economy before this. >> you keep saying "this." people have been notified by their insurance company for weeks prior that they were losing their coverage and premiums were going up. this could have very well have been factored in -- >> it could. >> i'm so hate you all. i'm doing a monologue for the next 20 minutes. >> we're not looking into a crystal ball and assessing. we're putting two and two together. it is not eight. >> if my aunt had x, she'd be my uncle. >> what? >> meanwhile, forget about what this health care does to shoppers next month. we might get a first clue how they're feeling next month in some key elections next tuesday. if it matters to you, it matters to us, which is why we are live covering all ofhis at 8:00 p.m. on f
the economy is down as well. and there's a lot of polls saying that consumer confidence is down has to do with the leadership. >> isn't that predating this? >> with all due respect, all we can do is predate history. we can't have polling that's the future. >> but we had the lousy economy before this. >> you keep saying "this." people have been notified by their insurance company for weeks prior that they were losing their coverage and premiums were going up....
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i mean, you know, the actual number fluctuates depending on the economy and whether charlie's conscious on the first of the month. but yeah, i pay. okay, then you need to start standing up to him. oh, please. i stand up to him plenty. is that so? you think he likes unsalted butter? he does not. now you listen to me, alan harper. you are a strong, assertive man. i know that, because i couldn't be with you if you were anything less. oh, well, yeah, i am. you know, i... i don't want to flaunt my strong assertiveness by, you know, asking for stuff. alan, you need to tell your brother we're moving my bed in here, and if he doesn't like it, well, then thais just his tough noogies. okay, i will tell him. good. but slowly. in increments. as i did with the butter. and how long did that take?
i mean, you know, the actual number fluctuates depending on the economy and whether charlie's conscious on the first of the month. but yeah, i pay. okay, then you need to start standing up to him. oh, please. i stand up to him plenty. is that so? you think he likes unsalted butter? he does not. now you listen to me, alan harper. you are a strong, assertive man. i know that, because i couldn't be with you if you were anything less. oh, well, yeah, i am. you know, i... i don't want to flaunt my...
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what we need to see, of course, is how the economy performs posted government shut down. what we know this part is that consumer confidence took a real smack in the chin during that government shut down. if, however, we see the economy looking somewhat better in the fourth quarter than, perhaps we can be looking forward to taper a few months from now. was never the point of view that paper was a certainty at any point in 2013. liz: from large cap to text and non tech, which sectors from where you sit and what you look at all of your screens look poised to do well and which one look poised to weaken? >> great question. i will give you an non simplistic answers, which basically is that we have had a convergence of p/e ratios. this is something that is somewhat unusual. what we basically see is that there are some sectors up there with slower earnings growth that are supporting pretty high p/e ratios, almost the same as the sectors and companies with high earnings growth. and in general we think the opportunities are with the highest earnings and high, of course to revenue g
what we need to see, of course, is how the economy performs posted government shut down. what we know this part is that consumer confidence took a real smack in the chin during that government shut down. if, however, we see the economy looking somewhat better in the fourth quarter than, perhaps we can be looking forward to taper a few months from now. was never the point of view that paper was a certainty at any point in 2013. liz: from large cap to text and non tech, which sectors from where...
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and global economy. the financial crises of 2008 took nearly everyone by surprise, leading economists and the brightest minds on wall street were forced to rethink fundmental functions, the map and the territory, risk, human nature and the future of forecasting is a guide to measuring economic vacialsz -- variables one thought to be immeasurable. i'm glad to have alan greenspan back at this table. welcome. how do we decide on the map and the territory. >> it's a little abstract and that's what it's supposed to be. the map is supposed to be the conceptual framework what we're doing with and the territory is reality. and economists always try to get the two of them to come together and a good deal of the times we fail. >> rose: all right. let's talk about all that. role clip. this is a clip with you and i n an interview before you wrote this book. >> something you can never the quite cal brate is the human emotional aspect of markets. >> i'm glad you raised that issue charlie because i'm just starting to w
and global economy. the financial crises of 2008 took nearly everyone by surprise, leading economists and the brightest minds on wall street were forced to rethink fundmental functions, the map and the territory, risk, human nature and the future of forecasting is a guide to measuring economic vacialsz -- variables one thought to be immeasurable. i'm glad to have alan greenspan back at this table. welcome. how do we decide on the map and the territory. >> it's a little abstract and that's...
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this is an economy issue. one of the huge problems in the world as you well know is the growing divide between rich and poor. >> yes. >> rose: my impression is that it has, mexico, unlike many countries, has shortened the divide between rich and poor. >> yeah. >> rose: how did you do it. >> you talk about the gap, you're comparing one that has a lot to one that has less. i don't think the issue is the gap. i would say that's the politics of envy. i would say that the issue is how low is this guy at the bottom and what do we do to bring him up. it's easy to close the gap. do away with the rich people. >> rose: or make the poor richer. >> tha's a big difference. that's what i'm advocating. let's make the poor richer. >> rose: how would you do it. >> it's not the divide the absolute low level of income. because there's no way that people are different. and they're going to have differ outcomes over their lives. even if you made everybody the same at one point in time. in one year there's going to be huge gaps aga
this is an economy issue. one of the huge problems in the world as you well know is the growing divide between rich and poor. >> yes. >> rose: my impression is that it has, mexico, unlike many countries, has shortened the divide between rich and poor. >> yeah. >> rose: how did you do it. >> you talk about the gap, you're comparing one that has a lot to one that has less. i don't think the issue is the gap. i would say that's the politics of envy. i would say that...
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. >> one reason for san francisco's booming economy is companies like salesforce.com a leading maker of products and growth has been explosive. marc benioff is a local boy made good. he earned a fortune and feels an obligation to give back. in fact, he made corporate part of the business plan. they donated $3 million to san francisco's middle schools for teacher training, wireless access and ipad s for students. in 2010 he donated $120 million to the children's hospital. scott shafer has our interview. >> reporter: marc benioff welcome to kqed newsroom. >> glad to be here. >> you're a fourth generation, born in the mid 60s. a lot going on then. how did that impact you and the way you look at the world? >> well, i love the bay area and san francisco. i feel like we live in a nirvana here and we look at the amazing people and on top of that unbelievable invasion that comes out of these universities and communities and draws so many interesting people from all over the world. >> what about you as a kid or even as a young man? is there something -- was there something that it clicked for
. >> one reason for san francisco's booming economy is companies like salesforce.com a leading maker of products and growth has been explosive. marc benioff is a local boy made good. he earned a fortune and feels an obligation to give back. in fact, he made corporate part of the business plan. they donated $3 million to san francisco's middle schools for teacher training, wireless access and ipad s for students. in 2010 he donated $120 million to the children's hospital. scott shafer has...
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meddling economy. you have potential for rising interest rates next year when the fed tapers. would you have here is a window. twitter is in that window, and so are all these other ones. no one is quite sure when they will come to the market. one of our takers around here think they may come in 2014, but it may come early 2014. that is before the fed really begins to taper. we should point out that no one knows when it will start at reducing the bond buying. when you buy bonds prices go up the magistrates go down. that is out of bed prints money. liz: when you stop buying, they go up. >> that is with these companies. liz: november 6th, it would go nuts. >> facebook would have been a good ipo. and nasdaq malfunctioned. megan -- maybe they might have been a little aggressive. they said they had isolde the level that they came and. the stock tanked for the next couple of months, and now is back up. liz: and then there are the linchpin of the world that feel that they are under promoted, too low. >> it is
meddling economy. you have potential for rising interest rates next year when the fed tapers. would you have here is a window. twitter is in that window, and so are all these other ones. no one is quite sure when they will come to the market. one of our takers around here think they may come in 2014, but it may come early 2014. that is before the fed really begins to taper. we should point out that no one knows when it will start at reducing the bond buying. when you buy bonds prices go up the...
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. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. melissa: when comes to work on wall street some are wondering is it even worth it? d.c. bonuses always been of course the biggest draw. those aren't looking so money these days. enormous government fines are taking a toll. "new york post" false overall bonuses are falling as much as 20%. food news for the -- not good news for potential fat cats. we have the author of buy side, exposes wall street excesses. excellent book there. money guru and fox news contributor scott martin as well. this is time of the year. everybody starts obsessing about it. bonus time, calculating. to have one of the first headlines come out to say down 20%. based on new york comptroller who would know because he is collecting tax revenue. he is saying looks profits are way down. he thinks profits for big banks this year will be 15 billion, versus 24 billion last year. it will cut into bonus, right? >> probably. we still have the fourth quarter you know, but obviously everyone i
. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. melissa: when comes to work on wall street some are wondering is it even worth it? d.c. bonuses always been of course the biggest draw. those aren't looking so money these days. enormous government fines are taking a toll. "new york post" false overall bonuses are falling as much as 20%. food news for the -- not good news for potential fat cats. we have the...
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economy, hyperinflation is the answer, gerald driscoll's on the number one risk to the economy at the fomc kicks off its meeting. neil: below street is the source of strength for stumbling economy. housing, barbara corcoran joins us as august home prices at their strongest annual gain in seven years. lori: the not so jolly holiday shopping out look from analyst rick beamer as retail sales dropped for the first time in six months. adam: a risky bet for lloyd blankfein. an exclusive on what's the bank chief is quietly doing behind-the-scenes. adam: we are in rallying. lori: this head to the floor of the stock exchange to see what is cooking with nicole petallides. we have the s&p 500 hitting another record right now. >> if you are a bull out there, hoping for better and better return, the dow jones industrials up 93 points, covering 50 points away from all time highs, the nasdaq has turned back into the green and the s&p 500 another record day on wall street. traders as high as 1770 looking away from that. and it looks good. pfizer third quarter profit cutting costs doing well, approved
economy, hyperinflation is the answer, gerald driscoll's on the number one risk to the economy at the fomc kicks off its meeting. neil: below street is the source of strength for stumbling economy. housing, barbara corcoran joins us as august home prices at their strongest annual gain in seven years. lori: the not so jolly holiday shopping out look from analyst rick beamer as retail sales dropped for the first time in six months. adam: a risky bet for lloyd blankfein. an exclusive on what's the...
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wherever you are today, fidelity's guidance can help you fine-tune your personal economy. start today with a free one-on-one review of your retirement plan. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. [ coughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] you can't let a cold keep you up tonight. vicks nyquil -- powerful nighttime 6-symptom cold & flu relief. ♪ 6-symptom cold & flu relief. (dad) just feather it out. (son) ok. feather it out. (dad) all right. that's ok. (dad) put it in second, put it in second. (dad) slow it down. put the clutch in, break it, break it. (dad) just like i showed you. dad, you didn't show me, you showed him. dad, he's gonna wreck the car! (dad) he's not gonna wreck the car. (dad) no fighting in the road, please. (dad) put your blinker on. (son) you didn't even give me a chance! (dad) ok. (mom vo) we got the new subaru becau
wherever you are today, fidelity's guidance can help you fine-tune your personal economy. start today with a free one-on-one review of your retirement plan. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. [ coughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] you can't let a cold...
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. >> well, i mean, you know, you put a real big pall on the economy. you know, the numbers are fairly weak, but the earnings are really what's driving the equity market right now. and as we know, the stock markets tell us what's happening in the future, not what's had in the past -- not what's happened in the past. they're not forecasting data points. and i think that the market and the investors are telling you we're going higher. there are a few other things that work in the marketplace currently right now that people are trying to chase performance before year end, and that's also helping. i don't think it'll be derailed by the fed this week or, you know, these blips in the data points which the government seems to manipulate when they so choose to do so. lori: all right. i mean, apple is expected to report its fourth consecutive declining year-over-year earnings. you're on to something here. i think the street is very forgiving. these are extremely weak comparison quarters for a company, so it's not taking them that much to beat prior quarters. thi
. >> well, i mean, you know, you put a real big pall on the economy. you know, the numbers are fairly weak, but the earnings are really what's driving the equity market right now. and as we know, the stock markets tell us what's happening in the future, not what's had in the past -- not what's happened in the past. they're not forecasting data points. and i think that the market and the investors are telling you we're going higher. there are a few other things that work in the marketplace...
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and the economy doesn't work that way. so, you know, if we're going to see more rapid growth, you know, it's fairly narrow places it has to come from. you know, are we going to see some surge in consumption? very hard to see. is there going to be a surge in investment? you know, very hard to see. basically, the government's the one entity that has the ability to boost the economy. >> by spending money? >> by spending money. larger deficits. you know, that is what it boils down to. and that's, you know, you cannot say that. i mean, i've talked to people in the administration, talked to people in congress, they go, "oh, i'll get killed if i say that." well, some of them got to say it because that happens to be true. >> do you believe it? >> absolutely. i mean, if you want to look at the economy in a very simple way, we'll just get rid of the import-export sector because for the u.s., this won't change the story. you've got households, you've got the government, you've got businesses. households tend to be net savers because
and the economy doesn't work that way. so, you know, if we're going to see more rapid growth, you know, it's fairly narrow places it has to come from. you know, are we going to see some surge in consumption? very hard to see. is there going to be a surge in investment? you know, very hard to see. basically, the government's the one entity that has the ability to boost the economy. >> by spending money? >> by spending money. larger deficits. you know, that is what it boils down to....
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the larger damage to the economy if you think about how many people are not only finding out they were canceled but how many people are worried their plans will be canceled. eventually if not by the end of 13 maybe 14 the fact is they don't know. there are too many surprises learned in the weeks since october 1. you cannot really enroll even if you wanted to, only a few of them make it through the system all the way to purchase coverage, but this point we are learning not only very few plans ultimately in the out years will be grandfathered in. it might get stricter as it goes along. maybe we won't get canceled this year, but who knows what the grandfather restrictions change to in the future. so there is widespread anxiety now amongst all insured, that is a problem for consumer demand, a problem for people afraid to buy things because they're afraid of coming out of pocket cost. if you administration fixes website and gets young people in it, and may be able to control the damage but what you are hearing the stories we're hearing in the news. jon: i can't think of a presidential state
the larger damage to the economy if you think about how many people are not only finding out they were canceled but how many people are worried their plans will be canceled. eventually if not by the end of 13 maybe 14 the fact is they don't know. there are too many surprises learned in the weeks since october 1. you cannot really enroll even if you wanted to, only a few of them make it through the system all the way to purchase coverage, but this point we are learning not only very few plans...
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. >>> stocks are hot but the economy is not. what does it mean for your investments. >>? plans can led, sticker shock anded to a white house official on capitol hill was asked to explain why millions may not be able to keep insurance plans. >>> and one your later, on the anniversary of hurricanesandy, helping homeowners keep heads ab
. >>> stocks are hot but the economy is not. what does it mean for your investments. >>? plans can led, sticker shock anded to a white house official on capitol hill was asked to explain why millions may not be able to keep insurance plans. >>> and one your later, on the anniversary of hurricanesandy, helping homeowners keep heads ab
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contingent on the economy. and that's been hard to do with qe. and i think the evidence i was alluding to in september suggests how hard that is for us to sort of react to data on a regular basis. i think that's difficult to do and very difficult to communicate. it's easy to say we're data dependent, but it's much harder to say more precisely about how. we haven't been clear about that. i'm beginning to think in september was an example of how hard this is going to be to fine tune, if you will. i'm actually leaning toward the view that, look, qe-2 and qe-1 for that matter. qe-2, we announced a volume of purchases. in that case, it was $600 billion. we said we were going to buy $600 billion and then we're going to stop and see what the economy looks like and then make another assessment. i'm actually leaning to believe maybe that's a better way to get us out of this box of fine tuning and adjusting -- >> by putting a number on it? >> putting a number on the size of the balance sheet or how big this program is going to be and say we're going to --
contingent on the economy. and that's been hard to do with qe. and i think the evidence i was alluding to in september suggests how hard that is for us to sort of react to data on a regular basis. i think that's difficult to do and very difficult to communicate. it's easy to say we're data dependent, but it's much harder to say more precisely about how. we haven't been clear about that. i'm beginning to think in september was an example of how hard this is going to be to fine tune, if you will....
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and that's still where the economy is. if the economy picks up in 2014, the fed can start to taper. but there are no signs of that yet. liz: maybe scott down at the cme is right, he was saying 2015. byron, lovely to have you. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. liz: please come back. >> okay. liz: byron wien. closing bell ringing in 14 minutes. a black cat of sorts crossing dell's path on this halloween. you won't believe the smell that is reportedly coming from laptops. we'll tell you next. ♪ ♪ when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we n all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic that helps mai
and that's still where the economy is. if the economy picks up in 2014, the fed can start to taper. but there are no signs of that yet. liz: maybe scott down at the cme is right, he was saying 2015. byron, lovely to have you. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. liz: please come back. >> okay. liz: byron wien. closing bell ringing in 14 minutes. a black cat of sorts crossing dell's path on this halloween. you won't believe the smell that is reportedly coming from laptops....
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i focus on what the local economy and the state economy is doing and what it means to them. their focus on was not washington is taking action to grow jobs and create more middle-class security. to extend their focus on health care, because maybe they are not one of the 80% who is covered by their employer or medicaid or medicare or the va, is on getting the kind of security that the affordable care act offers in the provision of quality, affordable health interest. that's our focus. this goes to economic security principally, as well as broader goals that include reducing the deficit and getting a grip on what were exploding health care costs that hurt our employers and hurt the government, hurt the taxpayers around the count country. >> are you focus on what they thought the president told him, what turned out not to be the case? >> mark, we are focused on making sure that the people who got these letters that you are talking about understand two things. one, that they have options of able to them that will absolutely mean better insurance coverage than what they've had in
i focus on what the local economy and the state economy is doing and what it means to them. their focus on was not washington is taking action to grow jobs and create more middle-class security. to extend their focus on health care, because maybe they are not one of the 80% who is covered by their employer or medicaid or medicare or the va, is on getting the kind of security that the affordable care act offers in the provision of quality, affordable health interest. that's our focus. this goes...
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want to cut through that noise and talk plainly about what we should do right now to keep growing this economy. and creating new jobs. >> reporter: just an effort to turn the page in one of his toughest weeks in his second term. who would have thought this joke on saturday night live. >> millions of americans are visiting healthcare.gov which is great news. unfortunately the site was only designed to handle six users at a time. >> reporter: would turn into an actual prediction. on friday, they revealed that only six americans were able to sign up on obama care flawed website on the first day. some unable to keep its health care plan. as the president promised over and over again. >> i said this once or twice but it bears repeating if you like your health care -- if you like if you like your plan, you keep your plan. you can keep your plan. period. >> reporter: it suddenly changed. most, if not all, could keep their health care plan. then there are the new bombshells in the book "double down." including campaign staffers offering an intervention after obama's disastrous first debate. the presid
want to cut through that noise and talk plainly about what we should do right now to keep growing this economy. and creating new jobs. >> reporter: just an effort to turn the page in one of his toughest weeks in his second term. who would have thought this joke on saturday night live. >> millions of americans are visiting healthcare.gov which is great news. unfortunately the site was only designed to handle six users at a time. >> reporter: would turn into an actual...
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we had weak job growth last month, but that means the fed is likely to continue to stimulate the economy, now maybe all the way into the spring, and more than anything, that is caution this really on wall street. >> pelley: anthony, thanks very much. the tragic death of a teenager brings new calls for regulating toy guns. we spent time with the troops clearing the roads so americans can leave afghanistan. and the torch is passed at a former president's grave when the cbs evening news continues. so there i was again, explaining my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis to another new stylist. it was a total embarrassment. and not the kind of attention i wanted. so i had a serious talk with my dermatologist about my treatment options. this time, she prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including
we had weak job growth last month, but that means the fed is likely to continue to stimulate the economy, now maybe all the way into the spring, and more than anything, that is caution this really on wall street. >> pelley: anthony, thanks very much. the tragic death of a teenager brings new calls for regulating toy guns. we spent time with the troops clearing the roads so americans can leave afghanistan. and the torch is passed at a former president's grave when the cbs evening news...
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economy $100 billion per year up to about 500,000 jobs through stolen financial assets, stolen intellectual property, damage to brand and reputation. the cost of cleaning up and repairing a company has to incur after a cyber attack. the stakes alone are huge. >> it ranges from people's identities being stolen by some low level dogs potentially. all the way to hypothetical scenarios where there is an existential threat to electronic commerce. in the trillions of payments go through the united states each day. >> meanwhile the house has passed cybercrime legislation to try to beef up the efforts legislatively but has been stuck in the senate over concerns about privacy protections. liz: thank you, peter, very much. 15 minutes before the closing bell rings again. s&p above that record level. we very well may see a record if we close anywhere above where we are right now, even slightly below. let's see the $13 billion tentative deal between jamie dimon and the department of justice catering to the edge. charlie gasparino rush into the studio with the very latest. some inside dirt. and forget ab
economy $100 billion per year up to about 500,000 jobs through stolen financial assets, stolen intellectual property, damage to brand and reputation. the cost of cleaning up and repairing a company has to incur after a cyber attack. the stakes alone are huge. >> it ranges from people's identities being stolen by some low level dogs potentially. all the way to hypothetical scenarios where there is an existential threat to electronic commerce. in the trillions of payments go through the...
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the fed still sees weakness in the economy. they still want to be maximum stimulus north to have companies out there to go out there and hire people again. we haven't seen that happen. we've seen the money trickle down into stocks. junk bonds, to real estate. it has yet to force itself to the companies they say things are so good that we can't afford to not hire more people. >> on the issue of twitter, this is a tweet from one of our viewers saying, bingo, how does twitter make money. will it ever? i'm not sure. it won't buy at ipo prices. >> uh you have the promoted tweets. i get about five of them from the olive garden. i don't know to what end, to what they pay twitter for. but it's unique in that it's realtime way of jumping on things if you notice your college football game is trending or you're a buffalo wild wings or you are on that scene, you advertise on to that. shows how realtime advertising is trending and how they're keeping the pulse of the consumer and the media consumer. the media subscriber which frankly is on
the fed still sees weakness in the economy. they still want to be maximum stimulus north to have companies out there to go out there and hire people again. we haven't seen that happen. we've seen the money trickle down into stocks. junk bonds, to real estate. it has yet to force itself to the companies they say things are so good that we can't afford to not hire more people. >> on the issue of twitter, this is a tweet from one of our viewers saying, bingo, how does twitter make money....
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we wouldn't be the greatest economy in the world. they were able to give us affordable, dependable, reliable energy and the thing that i have a hard time here in washington is fighting and making people understand that coal is part of our mix, largest part of our energy mix. work with my. don't make it more difficult. help me find technology we can continue to clean up the environment. we've done more in the last two decades than ever in the history. we can even do more. we like to think we would have a partner. right now in west begin, we think we're working, our government is working against us. i have to be honest with you, i think they are too. i'm trying to keep every door open i can work with them. but i'm not growing to sit back and them not know what we do and how hard we do it an how much energy we provide for this country and the coal that makes still some of the best coking coal in the world comes out of west virginia. our state has done some heavy lifting. we don't mind that. we're good workers. we'll still do the heavy l
we wouldn't be the greatest economy in the world. they were able to give us affordable, dependable, reliable energy and the thing that i have a hard time here in washington is fighting and making people understand that coal is part of our mix, largest part of our energy mix. work with my. don't make it more difficult. help me find technology we can continue to clean up the environment. we've done more in the last two decades than ever in the history. we can even do more. we like to think we...
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>> encore cost nearly $2.3 billion, a risky bet in a bad economy. why, in this economic environment, would you open a hotel? >> well, i'll tell you right now that if i had any idea this-- i wouldn't, if i had a choice, but this project was started four years ago. these things have a huge lead time. >> the gambling industry has been battered by the recession and taken the city of las vegas down with it. some casinos stand half built. unemployment is over 10%. and while steve wynn has had to slash employees' pay and lower room prices, he plows ahead, doing whatever it takes to get customers to his new hotel. >> this is encore. [dramatic orchestral music] ♪ >> and, yes, he really was sitting on top of the building. >> next time, we do this in the lobby. >> the encore is connected to his other las vegas hotel, the wynn, and he has a third in macau, china. inside, his hotels are fantasy lands for well-heeled adults. he brought gourmet restaurants and high-end shopping to the strip. his hotels may be extravagant, but his business strategy is conservativ
>> encore cost nearly $2.3 billion, a risky bet in a bad economy. why, in this economic environment, would you open a hotel? >> well, i'll tell you right now that if i had any idea this-- i wouldn't, if i had a choice, but this project was started four years ago. these things have a huge lead time. >> the gambling industry has been battered by the recession and taken the city of las vegas down with it. some casinos stand half built. unemployment is over 10%. and while steve...
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again and again and again that they are willing to hijack the entire party and the country and the economy and grind progress to an absolute halt if they don't get 100% of what they want. >> it was ken couch nell whoa brought ted to richmond two weeks ago. can you imagine if they ran the virginia government? >> cuccinelli joined on saturday, but wisconsin governor scott walker is trying to turn it into a referendum and trying to make it a referendum on the president himself. >> i am glad to have it here today too. on tuesday virginia can send a message to washington, d.c. and the rest of america and tell them no more denial of freedom for patients and doctors. >> careful what you ask for. the republican party wants that to be the reverent um on tomorrow's vote. he will stump with cuccinelli in culpepper. in an admission that libertarian candidate is syphoning off republican votes, the election day eve rally is with the libertarian hero himself, ron paul. what message will they take away from a bruising defeat in virginia. the non-tea party wing of the party is trying to flex their muscles.
again and again and again that they are willing to hijack the entire party and the country and the economy and grind progress to an absolute halt if they don't get 100% of what they want. >> it was ken couch nell whoa brought ted to richmond two weeks ago. can you imagine if they ran the virginia government? >> cuccinelli joined on saturday, but wisconsin governor scott walker is trying to turn it into a referendum and trying to make it a referendum on the president himself....
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we are a mixed economy. people are, beneficiaries of government programs that they are unaware of being government programs. the democrats were very fond of pointing to tea party signs that said "government, hands off my medicare." this is an illustration of that. we are a nation that does have a mixed economy. as far as what the caller was talking about in terms of quality, hawaii has relatively good ballot access laws. one of also, colorado, the worst states is the state of oklahoma. it is impossible for anybody to appear on that ballot without a d or a republican by his or her name. host: because of the amount of signatures or other hurdles? the signatures and when they have to be filed, various kinds of things. for about 20 years, the only choices that oklahomans have had an presidential elections have had d or r by the name. unless it has changed recently, there has also been a long -- a law preventing right answer for president in oklahoma. host: george, florida, democrats line. caller: mr. gillespie,
we are a mixed economy. people are, beneficiaries of government programs that they are unaware of being government programs. the democrats were very fond of pointing to tea party signs that said "government, hands off my medicare." this is an illustration of that. we are a nation that does have a mixed economy. as far as what the caller was talking about in terms of quality, hawaii has relatively good ballot access laws. one of also, colorado, the worst states is the state of...
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has a wide range of investment choices to help you fine-tune your personal economy. call today, and we'll make it easy to move that old 401(k) to a fidelity i.r.a. >>> and in pretenders tonight, john stosel, ladies' man. the libertarian fox business host joined the kids on the curvy couch, and railed against obama care's lack of gender discrimination? >> yesterday, president obama stood in front of a bunch of women in massachusetts and said, "no longer will these evil insurance companies be able to charge you women more." but when did you last go to the doctor? >> when did i go to the doctor? >> elizabeth is going to answer quite quickly. women go to the doctor much more often than men. maybe they're smarter or maybe they're hypochondriacs. they live longer, i don't know. you ought to be able to charge the people who use the services more, more. >> the affordable care act was a historic achievement for women's health on several fronts. women can't be denied for a gender-based preexisting condition. it covers preventative services up such as contraception and mammogra
has a wide range of investment choices to help you fine-tune your personal economy. call today, and we'll make it easy to move that old 401(k) to a fidelity i.r.a. >>> and in pretenders tonight, john stosel, ladies' man. the libertarian fox business host joined the kids on the curvy couch, and railed against obama care's lack of gender discrimination? >> yesterday, president obama stood in front of a bunch of women in massachusetts and said, "no longer will these evil...
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rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their0-year lipper average t. rowe price. invest with confidence. with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. connell: going to go back to the call before we talk about big airline seats. nicole has two deals for us today. the potential takeover for time warner cable. how about the stocks? nicole: one is a big deal. down fractionally. try point homes is looking good up 8% on this news. what you have is a $2.7 billion deal, and it gives them access to other areas including california taxes that makes one of the largest homebuilders. watching charter communications waning a bit trying to figure out how to do this bid, put it together in order to woo those shareholders of time warner cable. a deal could come as early as the end of the year. time warner has larger market value of the two at 34 billion versus chargers 13 billion. back to you. connell: nicole, well done. one air
rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their0-year lipper average t. rowe price. invest with confidence. with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. connell: going to go back to the call before we talk about big airline seats. nicole has two deals for us today. the potential takeover for time warner cable. how about the stocks? nicole: one is a big...
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on friday, november 8, the president will travel to the new orleans area for an event on the economy. the president will discuss the importance of taking measures to grow the economy and create jobs by increasing our exports. more details on the president's travel will be released as they become available. that is my very brief topper. i go to you. >> is that the week? >> no we'll have the full week ahead at the end of your briefing, chuck. >> thanks, jay. i know the president has been briefed on the shooting at lax. can you tell us any more about who he was briefed by at the white house, anyone he may have talked to? does he have any sense of what actually has happened in this incident? >> the president has been briefed on the incident at los angeles international airport by alyssa mastromonaco his deputy chief of staff and he will be regularly updated on unfolding events there. at this point the lead is lapd but we're obviously at the federal level in touch with law enforcement officials on the ground and will, the president will be updated as the afternoon progresses. >> at this po
on friday, november 8, the president will travel to the new orleans area for an event on the economy. the president will discuss the importance of taking measures to grow the economy and create jobs by increasing our exports. more details on the president's travel will be released as they become available. that is my very brief topper. i go to you. >> is that the week? >> no we'll have the full week ahead at the end of your briefing, chuck. >> thanks, jay. i know the president...
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is the economy about ready to take off? we get one economist's thoughts straight ahead. tracy: we've been talking about this wine wine shortage. we'll tell you why the reports are not true at all. you can go out and stock up if you like. the dow is up 54 points. don't go anywhere. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, tr
is the economy about ready to take off? we get one economist's thoughts straight ahead. tracy: we've been talking about this wine wine shortage. we'll tell you why the reports are not true at all. you can go out and stock up if you like. the dow is up 54 points. don't go anywhere. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we...
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waited till the government shutdown affects the economy. inflation still remains a no show that would give the fed some wiggle room. i also want to talk about a dow component, nike. along with the dow industrials and the s&p earlier this morning. nike shares are up now. they got enough grade from morgan stanley to overweight. so we will continue to check on them throughout the day. back to you. adam: thank you very much. nicole: health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius taking full responsibility of the rollout of obamacare. joining us from capitol hill with more on the secretary's testimony. we are hearing word like she's frustrated, wants to rebuild confidence. what are you seeing and hearing? >> she is the one i should be held responsible for all of this. saying hhs secretary kathleen sebelius is expected back before this committee in december to talk about how many people have actually enrolled in obamacare. right now the administration is not saying because they don't have the numbers. >> i'm not asking about what they enro
waited till the government shutdown affects the economy. inflation still remains a no show that would give the fed some wiggle room. i also want to talk about a dow component, nike. along with the dow industrials and the s&p earlier this morning. nike shares are up now. they got enough grade from morgan stanley to overweight. so we will continue to check on them throughout the day. back to you. adam: thank you very much. nicole: health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius taking...
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. >> the president will discuss the importance of taking measures to grow the economy and jobs and increasing exports. more details on the president's travel will be released -- >> jim cavanaugh, lets resume our conversation. right now jay carney seems to be doing the normal announcements at the white house. we will go back to him if he has any information at all on lax. you were saying these kinds of situations are very hard to figure out in these early moments. >> i've never been to one of these situations. i've been to a number of multiple shooting incidents. there's a lot of chaos, a lot of reports of multiple shoot eers. you can never be sure. >> jay carney is saying. >> we're at the federal level in touch with officials on the ground and the president will be updated as the can say about what he's been told, what the understanding is from officials on what's happened there? >> i have no more information than what i think you're learning from reports out of l.a. right now to convey. >> on a separate topic, intelligence officials say the leader of the pakistani taliban was killed on frida
. >> the president will discuss the importance of taking measures to grow the economy and jobs and increasing exports. more details on the president's travel will be released -- >> jim cavanaugh, lets resume our conversation. right now jay carney seems to be doing the normal announcements at the white house. we will go back to him if he has any information at all on lax. you were saying these kinds of situations are very hard to figure out in these early moments. >> i've never...
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economy picking up and so on. the one thing that is the top about, which is an important point is in 2010 the mexican government, with some foreign aid what about almost a quarter of a billion dollars in social infrastructure in a city that had been sony click did for so long. you know, many communities had no schools, no paved roads, no electricity. so i think that's another variable in the drop in the violence. it's probably some combination of all those elements. but the fact is juarez has seen the worst. most people most places would be san antonio had 100 people killed in 112. that's a city with a lot of policy is rekeying and so on. that comes as a relief almost in tax revenues are a. real estate markets area. there's every indication the community is on a rebound. saw those variables probably had a role in that. >> alfredo, let me turn to you. if severus a microcosm microcosm, mexico at the has had big changes in the year since you finished your book. one of the biggest is that it has a new government. as y
economy picking up and so on. the one thing that is the top about, which is an important point is in 2010 the mexican government, with some foreign aid what about almost a quarter of a billion dollars in social infrastructure in a city that had been sony click did for so long. you know, many communities had no schools, no paved roads, no electricity. so i think that's another variable in the drop in the violence. it's probably some combination of all those elements. but the fact is juarez has...
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he would like to pivot to asia, that is where the economies are growing and he would like to walk away from the middle east and what we see, i think, all of these things that are happening that we can see post of which are bad, they are happening essentially in the absence of really strong american leadership. >> rose: what is going to happen in syria? >> blood. >> well, a good muslim will say, only allah knows. we don't know what is going to happen to syria. we don't know if syria will hold. we know syria is broken into these different parts. we do know that historically syria was, it has the sunni cities and damascus, it had the alawite coast and druid area in the southeast and kurdish part in the northeast, so in a way, syria itself is being tested and the proposition is being tested whether syria could hold together. one note on, i am very sympathetic to what david ignatius says that we can't really solve the sunni shia schism, the sunni shia schism dates back to karbala, it is not calling on the united states to solve that crisis but the united states has to have a syria policy th
he would like to pivot to asia, that is where the economies are growing and he would like to walk away from the middle east and what we see, i think, all of these things that are happening that we can see post of which are bad, they are happening essentially in the absence of really strong american leadership. >> rose: what is going to happen in syria? >> blood. >> well, a good muslim will say, only allah knows. we don't know what is going to happen to syria. we don't know if...